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    The Magna Aura Genesis

    By Raymond Burke

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    THE CELESTIAN KNIGHTS ARE DOOMED!

    And they know it! Long ago, it was prophesied the Celestian Knights would last a thousand generations, before their end in battle with their once-defeated enemy, the Lore!

    But the consequences of their actions to forestall their end have deep and tragic ramifications for their children: The Starguards.

    Now in a new universe, the Starguards: Novan, Sceptre, Decion, Altair, Urana, Cirrius, Alpha Rion, and Astara contemplate the future of their civilisation, amid personal and political conflicts. However, war beckons when their resurgent enemy returns to haunt them. Who will save them in their darkest hour?

    In the ensuing terror, an urgent distress call from the past spurs the Starguards into action, a Sky Warrior discovers her destiny, and distant kin to the Starguards are revealed on faraway Earth, but will they be friend or foe?

    The Starguards - of Humans, Heroes, and Demigods is an epic sci-fi series, beginning with The Magna Aura Genesis, chronicling the heroic family lines throughout time and space.

    *Author's note: The Magna Aura Genesis is a full novel re-written from Part 1 of The Starguards - Of Human, Heroes, and Demigods.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRaymond Burke
    Release dateApr 14, 2017
    ISBN9780992890629
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    The Magna Aura Genesis
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    Raymond Burke

    Raymond Burke is a British-born author - The Starguards being his first novel. His background includes an early life in Canada and the US, employment in the British Army as an aircraft technician, an MSc degree in Archaeology from University College London, and is also a member of The Mars Society. He is a short-article writer and has aspirations to be a screen-writer. Raymond cunningly lives without a fridge, satellite TV, iPods, and he also can’t drive. He’s a self-confessed 21st century caveman . . . and loves it! Through all, he has been a keen and aspiring writer. He lives in London.

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